Flat Earth: Quayle and chips

Sunday 30 January 1994 00:02 GMT

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DAN QUAYLE is making quite a comeback. Apart from the popular pop-up doll, which we brought you last month, the former vice-president has renewed his relationship with the potato - or 'potatoe' as he spelt it to a classroom of children. Today, when all America is glued to its television screens watching the Super Bowl, Dan will make a cameo appearance in an ad for potato crisps . . .

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